Lonelywife1205
Lonely no more
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I have met up with quite a few of my online friends. Most of them for just lunch or dinner, but not all. It was never weird or awkward and I’ve had mostly wonderful experiences except that one guy who later turned into an asshole.
My favorite meet up was my most recent. I met him on Reddit and it turns out he was also on Lit, but over on the chat side so our paths had never crossed. We quickly hit it off and over the course of some months became very close. I have never been in a rush to meet someone I met online, but always said if the opportunity presented itself I would be open to it. This time was different. We both agreed that we needed to meet to see if what we felt online and the connection we had was as strong in person. It became a matter of when, not if.
Very recently an opportunity presented itself for me to fly out to meet him. I tried not to have any expectations because I knew there was always a chance the chemistry wouldn’t be there in person. I knew in my heart it would be, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up just in case. We talked about just hanging out and spending time in each others presence as we knew if nothing else we would have fun just talking and laughing because we had become such great friends.
When the day finally came, I was so excited. I wasn’t nervous at all. I just couldn’t wait to meet this person who had changed my life for the better in so many ways.
When I opened the door he gave me the biggest bear hug that lingered for a while. Then he looked at me and said he needed to kiss me, which he did. We knew in an instant that not only was the chemistry there in person, but it was even better than either of us could have imagined. It was like all of the feelings we had for each other that had built up over the last few months just exploded all at once and we couldn’t keep our hands off of each other. It wasn’t planned or expected, but it was amazing. I didn’t realize how much I had missed even the simplest of things like a soft, sweet kiss on my neck or stroking my hair while I lay my head on his chest.
Saying goodbye was awful, but as hard as it was, it was totally worth it. I didn’t think we could get any closer, but meeting in person definitely elevated things to a new level. It was one of the best weekends of my life and I can’t wait to do it again…very soon.

My favorite meet up was my most recent. I met him on Reddit and it turns out he was also on Lit, but over on the chat side so our paths had never crossed. We quickly hit it off and over the course of some months became very close. I have never been in a rush to meet someone I met online, but always said if the opportunity presented itself I would be open to it. This time was different. We both agreed that we needed to meet to see if what we felt online and the connection we had was as strong in person. It became a matter of when, not if.
Very recently an opportunity presented itself for me to fly out to meet him. I tried not to have any expectations because I knew there was always a chance the chemistry wouldn’t be there in person. I knew in my heart it would be, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up just in case. We talked about just hanging out and spending time in each others presence as we knew if nothing else we would have fun just talking and laughing because we had become such great friends.
When the day finally came, I was so excited. I wasn’t nervous at all. I just couldn’t wait to meet this person who had changed my life for the better in so many ways.
When I opened the door he gave me the biggest bear hug that lingered for a while. Then he looked at me and said he needed to kiss me, which he did. We knew in an instant that not only was the chemistry there in person, but it was even better than either of us could have imagined. It was like all of the feelings we had for each other that had built up over the last few months just exploded all at once and we couldn’t keep our hands off of each other. It wasn’t planned or expected, but it was amazing. I didn’t realize how much I had missed even the simplest of things like a soft, sweet kiss on my neck or stroking my hair while I lay my head on his chest.
Saying goodbye was awful, but as hard as it was, it was totally worth it. I didn’t think we could get any closer, but meeting in person definitely elevated things to a new level. It was one of the best weekends of my life and I can’t wait to do it again…very soon.